Dental Repair Denture Repair Beads,Tweezers,Dental Pick,Dental Tools for Fixing Filling Missing Broken Tooth Moldable Fake Teeth

My husband has been battling tooth problems for many years due to an accident that caused damage to the majority of his teeth. He had been using a brand of temporary dental filler that can be found at a local drug store for a long time. However, the filler tasted horribly the entire time it was in his mouth, didn’t last more than a day, and he only got a few uses out of each tiny purple container.I found this stuff while looking to order a multipack of the other stuff. I am so glad I did. My husband no longer spends hours trying to repair broken teeth in the mirror. This is so easy to use. He can melt this, pop it in place, and he is good to go. There is no bad taste, the product maintains its thickness and shape, and looks more natural in shape and color. He is able to eat more normally, too.This comes with really sturdy and hygienic tools, too. The tools make installation a breeze:If you’re looking for a functional and price conscious choice in tooth filler, you’ve found it. Look no further than this one!Amazon and the seller delivered this product quickly and it was packaged very well. Thanks for a great experience and a great product.

Got this and followed instructions. It went on easy and adhered just fine. I used it to fill two side by side holes that were root canals that I could not afford crowns for that had the posts but had started to deteriorate. (I will be going to Mexico to get them pulled and put in implants for a fraction of the cost)Back to this product. First day or two was ok, but every time I ate anything warm/hot, it would soften and leak into my food. Every time it softened, my tongue would go numb, and then most of my mouth. When it wasn't melting, I had a peppery taste in my mouth. The entire time I had it in, I felt nauseous, light headed, and dizzy. After day 5 and realizing I started feeling sick as soon as I put this stuff in my body, I tried for 5 more DAYS to pull it out. I had to swish my mouth with hot water and pull it out little by little. It was like pulling cement out. It was soooo stuck to my tooth, it left a hairline crack on my already fragile tooth. I finally got it out. Two days later all my symptoms were gone. If it weren't for the sickness I felt, I could have dealt with the melty feeling when I ate. It was a 4/10 bothersome, but I could have dealt with it. I needed this for three months until i can get down to Mexico for dental work. But there's no way I could use this product. I feel like I poisoned myself trying this. Please beware.

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This is basically a product called plastimake or polymorph. Heat reactive plastic. They're small beads of plastic that when heated with boiling water become malleable and can form to any shape. Down fall as a tempfilling??? Any time you eat or drink something that's hot it gets soft again. Other than that it keeps stuff out of lost filling space.

I'm so thankful for the person who made this. Lost my partial a few weeks ago and saw a couple people do tutorials on this on tiktok before buying. This product was great of your missing a side tooth. It was easy to mold. It's take about 15 beads per missing tooth. You will have to stain it in hot coffee to match your tooth color because it very white. Also use a file to shape it to look more like your teeth. Thank me later!😊 This save me hundreds of dollars until I get another partial!

I received the beads...but NOT in a convenient to store bottle. Nor did I receive the tweezers or pic.I have gotten the beads before (also in an air vacuumed bag - - potentially disastrous to open). The beads work well. Very moldable, easy to work with. No taste. Beads will last "forever" unless you have a large project with them. So, they are a good value for the money - - if you put them in another container.

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Beads wouldn’t stay in place, once melted and place in cavity the now hard plastic would just fall out. I was conserned about damaging my teeth on the plastic while chewing once it fell out. I am not a dentist this just didn’t work for me.